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Draft:Global Idol

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Global idols are entertainers marketed for their image, attractiveness, and personalities in global pop culture, either as group members or solo artists. It is common for global idols to possess various skills, such as singing, acting, dancing, and modeling. Talent agencies commercialize global idols through merchandise and endorsements and maintain a carefully curated public image, social media presence, and concert schedule to build relationships with fans.

Training system

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There are no set durations for trainee programs, ranging from months to years, and most involve a combination of vocal, dance, and language classes taken together with other trainees while attending school simultaneously. In some cases, trainees drop out or do online teaching to focus on their careers.

Trainees must comply with multiple regulations once they enter the system, including their personal lives, their physical condition, and their appearance. Rather than natural talent, Global idol producers emphasize survival, training, and regulation.

Language acquisition is also prioritized, with proficiency in languages such as Korean, Japanese, and English being crucial for effective communication with diverse international audiences.

Some companies, despite imparting training in various entertainment roles, do not require the artist to adhere to the same level of performance excellence as professionals in their respective fields.



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